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Oh I get it, you're talking about from a package developer's standpoint. Not having to register your package with a central directory does save a bit of time fo
by KaoruAoiShiho 14y ago
Oh I get it, you're talking about from a package developer's standpoint. Not having to register your package with a central directory does save a bit of time for you I guess.
But when installing packages, I have to say, npm is fantastic.
- baudehlo 14y agoYou don't have to do this with npm either. You can provide a URL to a tarball or a git repository and npm will install from there.